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April 2015

By Greg Keeler | April 1, 2015

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Injuries Can Take Many Forms

Know Theatre of Binghamton presents Rajiv Joseph’s “Gruesome Playground Injuries” for on-demand virtual performances from April 22-30. This production will be fully staged and recorded for online streaming whenever viewers want to watch.
In The Fight Against Climate Change, Religious Leaders Urge Fewer Fossil Fuels

SYRACUSE, NY (WRVO) - Religious leaders across central New York have a message on this Earth Day; everyone needs to cut back on fossil fuels to stop runaway climate change. A statement signed by leaders of a broad spectrum of faiths, from Tibetan Buddhists to Muslims to Christians, urges central New York to start planning a transition away from fossil fuels, now.
Assembly Impeachment Inquiry Leader Gives Update On Cuomo Investigations

ALBANY, NY (WSKG) - The leader of the New York State Assembly’s impeachment inquiry gave a brief update Wednesday regarding several investigations into Gov. Andrew Cuomo. Judiciary Committee Chair Charles Lavine said a hotline set up by the committee has generated over 200 tips on probes into sexual harassment allegations made by multiple women; whether Cuomo illegally used staff to help him write and promote a memoir; and if his family and friends got preferential access to coronavirus tests when they were hard to get earlier in the pandemic.
Supporters, Opponents Of HERO Act Await Action By Cuomo

ALBANY, NY (WSKG) - Supporters of a measure to ensure better workplace safety during future pandemics are urging Gov. Andrew Cuomo to sign the bill, which was passed by both houses of the state Legislature this week. The bill -- known as the New York Health and Essential Rights, or HERO, Act -- requires that the state health and labor departments design minimum standards for health and safety during outbreaks of airborne viruses and all infectious disease outbreaks.
Pennsylvania’s Governor Gets First COVID-19 Vaccine Dose

(Harrisburg) –– Gov. Tom Wolf received a first dose of the Moderna vaccine at a community health center in York Monday morning. He joins more than four million Pennsylvanians who have gotten a first dose since the state began vaccinating people against the coronavirus in December.